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wireless sensor network cpld

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I am working on wireless sensor network and would develop a board which convert signals from various sensors (voltage, current resistance) on a single bus (spi or I2c) .I thought to use a cpld instead of the usual microcontroller.
It’s right
 

microcontroller is more suitable fo this tasks.

if you want to do something more interesting you can use a
cypress PSOC design.


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